Maryse Opens Up With Update On Battle with Pre-Cancerous Condition

Originally posted on SE Scoops | By Aaron Varble | Last updated 3/10/24

WWE fans have been wanting an update on Maryse since she revealed that she is battling cancer. Now, we have good news from her.

Maryse is a former WWE Women’s Champion and the wife of The Miz, so she will always have ties in pro wrestling, no matter how long it's been since she's seen on television. She recently took to her Instagram to share a significant update about a recent cancer procedure.

Maryse's Update

1/2 of the It Couple revealed that she had been diagnosed with a pre-cancerous condition and has since provided her followers with an awaited update on her current health status.

The 41-year-old disclosed that she had received a diagnosis of a rare pre-cancerous condition affecting the ovaries. Maryse shared on her social media platform that she underwent laparoscopy surgery, during which the medical professionals identified and removed 11 implants located around her uterus, ovaries, and connective tissues in her abdominal cavity.

Via her Instagram stories, Maryse revealed that she had undergone surgery for her condition, and fortunately, the procedure was successful.

‘‘My surgery went well and I’m recovering! I am so beyond appreciated and touched by all your messages.”

Doctors were able to identify Serous Borderline Tumors, an extremely uncommon pre-cancerous condition that specifically impacts the ovaries. This was a candid move on Maryse's part as she took to Instagram stories to share a health update with her followers.

What are Serous Borderline Tumors

Serous Borderline Tumors are a type of ovarian tumor that exhibit features resembling cancer but are classified as "borderline" due to not fully meeting malignant criteria. These tumors involve abnormal cell growth in the ovarian epithelium and may manifest as cysts or growths on the ovary's surface, potentially spreading within the abdominal cavity.

While less aggressive than malignant ovarian cancer, they still necessitate medical attention and treatment, typically involving surgery or chemotherapy. Despite being relatively rare, ongoing research aims to enhance understanding of their etiology and treatment modalities.

We're sending our best to Maryse as she gets back on the road to 100%.

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